Just because something can be destroyed in weeks doesn't mean it won't take decades to rebuild.

The lead actress is Milly Alcock who's 26. You ok there?

I know you'd love to just let people without money die of disease in camps, but until that's not so unpopular programs that significantly reduce the spread of HIV and others are still a win for taxpayers.

Fun fact: On Windows you can in fact write kernel drivers in Visual Basic. (Classic, obviously .NET managed code won't work. And the original compiler can't target x64 so for that you need the twinBASIC compiler, which is backwards compatible for VB6 code, since there's no WOW64 in the kernel).

There's a lot less bloat and advertising. No store, no Cortana (can be installed if wanted)."Security" telemetry mode. But yes little difference, making it a perfectly acceptable option for home and pro users.

Windows 10 gets security updates until 2032 on the version that sucks the least.

Yes they are. e.g. as mentioned here

No such thing as a "non-MAGA republican" and Carville's incessant cries that there's this mythical bloc of swing voters democrats can appeal to has destroyed the country by causing losing to donald fucking trump *twice*. It's not the economy, it's the perception of the economy... anyone who's not entirely braindead would never vote for the right on the basis of the economy, they're worse for it beyond dispute. Those so woefully uninformed they've never even tried to examine the issue are similarly not voting on the actual economy but on equally poorly founded perception of what's "good for" the economy. And turnout wins and loses elections, not swing voters.
Carville and all you people who listen to that hack need to get over their delusions because his strategies do nothing but trash the economy and everything else that made this country good by throwing elections to the GOP. He's the best Republican strategist there is, convincing Democrats to hand them elections as they shit on their base.

Disagree, computers need a cupholder *and* a cigarette lighter, and Thermaltake was there for us in the glorious bygone days of computers with actual drive bays and cool things to put in them.

11 IoT Enterprise LTSC is a big step backwards in bloat etc. And doesn't address the appalling trashing of the start menu and explorer.
At least 10 is supported until 2032, but then what?

They did no such thing. Qualified immunity is for civil suits, not prosecution. It also dates back long before Roberts, and has been supported by liberal justices and opposed by Thomas. Immunity from criminal prosecution *is* something they also invented, but so far only applies to the President. The only thing stopping criminal prosecution of police is the unwillingness of prosecutors to file charges in most cases, especially for their conduct with suspects.

You'd think they just wouldn't preinstall on Enterprise versions but there's already some Xbox related shit on Win10 IoT Enterprise LTSC. Not just preinstalled but a service that runs by default. Not sure about 11 since despite the barrage of misleading headlines/articles, support for Win10 has not ended for this version and won't for 6 more years (even more if they offer an ESU program), so I won't switch, in part because 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC is already more bloated and still has all the garbage UI stuff. I bet it will get this crap too.

Rogue One was great and IMHO, Andor is the best Star Wars ever made. I understand how someone could be pessimistic after RoS being so unwatchably bad it makes Phantom Menace seem like elite cinema with exquisite writing, but you're really missing out if you haven't seen Andor and Rogue One.

You don't even need money. If their parent doesn't have an old device in a drawer somewhere, one of their friends likely has an extra. There's free wifi everywhere, you don't need a data plan.

Microsoft has that covered. Go try getting people to take the steps needed to run an unsigned driver, and live with various games and DRM'd crap refusing to run while the mode is active. You have to reboot, trigger the advanced boot menu, then choose to disable signature enforcement for the entire system, every time can't make it persistent, and must have SecureBoot disabled.
Now granted malware etc can evade that, but typically only by exploiting a loaded signed driver... no chance anything doing that doesn't get flagged.
I've been warning for years the existing cert extortion racket wasn't going to stay limited to drivers.